Panel from a cabinet made by Charles Green

Sheffield Public Hospital and Dispensary, built 1850's, fore-runner of the Royal Hospital, West Street

Barkers Pool looking towards Holly Street, left, and the 'Iron Man', from Cambridge Street, prior to the construction of the City Hall. Advertising hoardings are on the site of demolished Pool Place and buildings at Balm Green can be seen in the back

General view of Barker's Pool, Balm Green and surrounding area, from Lyon's Cafe. Grand Hotel, right

Shops at Bow Street, junction with Holly Street, premises include J. Stevenson

Broomhill horse bus on High Street, from Church Street, prior to road widening and the demolition of former Auction Mart, left. Premises also include Nos 11-15, Goldsmith's Chambers (with blinds)

Market Place, looking towards Fitzalan Market Hall

James Montgomery Monument, General Cemetery. The Christian Poet died April 30, 1854, aged 83. Monument described as elegant, including a fine bronze statue. Situated to west end of C of E Chapel, later moved to Cathedral

Hartshead, City Centre

Offices and Cab Stand belonging to William Henry Haigh, Cab and Omnibus Proprietor, junction of Ecclesall Road (right) and Cemetery Road (left)